Health Promotion Models

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Elements of the ecological systems theory

Individual, interpersonal, environment, society/public policy

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When using the ecological systems theory look at _____ and ____ at each level of the model

barriers and facilitators

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Components of the Health Belief Model

Individual Perceptions, Modifying factors, likelihood of action

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Examples of individual perceptions (Health Belief Model)

Perceived susceptibility, severity, benefits of preventative action, barriers to prevent action

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Examples of modifying factors (Health Belief Model)

demographic variables, sociophysiological variables, cues to action

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examples of situations that can be applied to the health promotion model

smoking cessation programs, HIV testing, HPV vaccination, senior walking program

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Elements of Social Cognitive Theory

interaction b/w personal factors, environment, and behavior

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Key concepts of social cognitive theory

reciprocal determinism, environment and situation, behavioral capacity, observational learning, reinforcements, expectations, expectancies, self-regulation, self-efficacy

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Relationship b/w the individual, environment, and behavior

reciprocal determinism

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the impact of a positive or negative response on adoption of a new behavior

reinforcements

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the expected result

expectations

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the perceived value of a behavioral change

expectancies

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the use of goals and monitoring to control behavior; the target individual’s social network can be used to improve success

self-regulation

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a measure of self-confidence in success'; beleif in the ability to achieve a goal

self-efficacy

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the concept that an individual can learn to be successful at a new task or skill through observation and modeling

observational learning

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the potential to be successful in behavior change based upon the skills and knowledge of the target individual

behavioral capacity

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stages of the transtheoretical model

Precontemplation→ contemplation→ preparation→ action→ matinence

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______ must match the patient stage of change in the transtheoretical model

patient education

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Example of the precomtemplation stage for initiating a night splinting program for a child with DMD

education required

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Example of the comtemplation stage for initiating a night splinting program for a child with DMD

have not been to the clinic and not ready to call the orthotist

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Example of the preparation stage for initiating a night splinting program for a child with DMD

will work w/ therapist and have orthodic made this month; has prescription

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Example of the action stage for initiating a night splinting program for a child with DMD

have the splint, wear scheduling is variable w/ fight over donning the braces

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Example of the matinence stage for initiating a night splinting program for a child with DMD

braces worn nightly

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how would you focus an educational session for an audience all in the precontemplation/contemplation stages of TTM model?

more focus on education and risks/benefits

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how would you focus an educational session for an audience all in the preparation stage of TTM model?

Provide more action steps/tools

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stages of the precaution adoption process model

unaware of issue→ unengaged by issue→ decided about acting→ decided not to act (stage 4 different offshoot)→ decided to act→ acting→ matinence